Żoliborz[1] has traditionally been the intelligentsia district of Warsaw. It is further divided into Stary Żoliborz, Sady Żoliborskie and Marymont-Potok.
The Citadel (Muzeum X Pawilony Cytadeli) ul. Skazańców 25. Built during the Russian occupation in the 19th century to keep control over Warsaw. Many participants of the January Uprising, including its leader Romuald Traugutt have been executed there.
Żoliborz Oficerskiul. Krasińskiego × ul. Mickiewicza. Residential district built in the 1920s renowned for its architecture. Some of the highest housing prices in Warsaw.
St Stanislaus Kostka Churchul. Hozjusza 1 Renowned because of the sermons of Jerzy Popiełuszko, the priest who was later assassinated by the communist regime.
Church of Virgin Mary, the Queen of Polandul. Gdańska 8a has an interesting history. Originally built in the 1600s for Queen Marysieńka, it was converted into a hunting residence by King August II the Strong only to be then turned into a chapel in 1816 and again into a church in the 20th century.
praCoVnia art club (music club pCV), ul. Popiełuszki 16 (close to Metro Marymont station), ☎ +48 22 833 44 50, [5]. open: 16.00-00.00; fri-sat: 16.00-3.00. Bar, art gallery, live music. Beers, wines, very tasty coffe, yerba mate, WiFi internet, air condition.edit
Wilson Hostel Warszawa, Felinskiego 37 (300m from Plac Wilsona metro station), ☎ +48 22 8394081 (hostel@wilsonhostel.pl), [7]. From 60 zł for bed or sleeping capsule. edit